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- Redsuns_Eric_DRP
I had a test in my algerbra 2 classes today. It was about 80 questions long and we had about 1 hours and 30 minutes to complete it. We actually had less time because he did his usual speech about what was on it and such, so lets just say I had about an hour. It was looking good untill the bell went off and the time was over. This gave us less than 1 minute to complete each problem! So needless to say 5 out of the 11 in the class did not finish, and he put online that I got a 44% on the test. 
So my parents wern't happy and sent him an email. This teacher was supposed to retire 4 or 5 years ago, so I think he is alittle to old to teach. Many kids complain that he is the worst teacher they have ever had! Anyway here is the main question. Was the teacher right doing this and should I switch classes? I think the email my parents wrote will maybe make him change his mind, but I think I still might change classes because he is truly not a very good teacher.
So my parents wern't happy and sent him an email. This teacher was supposed to retire 4 or 5 years ago, so I think he is alittle to old to teach. Many kids complain that he is the worst teacher they have ever had! Anyway here is the main question. Was the teacher right doing this and should I switch classes? I think the email my parents wrote will maybe make him change his mind, but I think I still might change classes because he is truly not a very good teacher.
Wanting easy mode. Wait till you take a multi-variable calculus test with 4 problems, each takes 30 minutes and you have an hour.
